Wondrous Landscape of Himachal Pradesh

BEST SEASON: MARCH TO SEPTEMBER

CATEGORY: TOUR PACKAGE

REGION: HIMACHAL

PARENT RANGE: HIMALAYAS

BASE VILLAGE: SHIMLA

GRADE: MODERATE , EASY

MAX ALTITUDE: 2,276 M

BEST SEASON: MARCH TO SEPTEMBER

FIXED DEPARTURED: NOT AVAILABLE

Wondrous Landscape of Himachal Pradesh

TREK GRADE: SIMPLE WALKS ON ICE SHEET (FROZEN RIVER) EVERY DAY FOR 4 TO 7 HOURS AND STRICTLY DEPENDS ON WEATHER CONDITIONS. GRADING: A REASONABLE DEGREE OF PHYSICAL FITNESS IS NEEDED FOR THIS TREK. SPECIAL INTEREST: EXCELLENT VIEW FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS, IDEAL PLACE FOR NATURE LOVERS AND BEST SPOT FOR ADVENTURE LOVERS.

Overview

Visit the wondrous landscape of Himachal Pradesh with so many small hamlets present in it's vicinity. People get awestruck after witnessing the alluring valleys, snowy patched peaks, ravishing lakes, magnificent waterfalls and the list goes on. En route Chandigarh to Manali , tour the wonderful places of Shimla, Sangla, Chitkul, Kalpa, Sarahan, Jibhi, Manali, Solang valley and Kullu that are included in this tour package. Book this fasinating package and get lost into the beautiful nature of Himachal.

Brief Itinerary
D1: Chandigarh to Shimla

To kick start this beautiful journey from Chandigarh to Shimla you need to arrive at the Queen of Hills. There are around two routes to reach Shimla. One is via NH-5 and another one is via Kunihar - Ghanahatti. The travel takes around 3 h 55 min to cover 112 km through the former route whereas the later route takes 4 h 9 min, thus covering around 114.1 km respectively.

D2: Shimla to Sangla

The voyage begins by your visit to different Temples that are situated along the way from Shimla to Sarahan and further to Sangla on the same day. Visit Sun Temple and Bhimakali Temple situated along the route. From Sarahan head towards Sangla Village and later you will arrive at the twin settlements Rackcham. stay within the settlement of Sangla overnight.

D3:Sangla to Chitkul to Kalpa

Head from Sangla Village to the settlement of Chitkul. You will also witness the historic fort of Kamru today. Another sight for the day is the famous orchids destination of kalpa. Kalpa is situated in the Kinnaur district of H.P. This place is elevated at an average height of 9,710 ft. The village of Kalpa is located just above Recong Peo. This place is famous for its apple cultivation. The spot looks magnificent during monsoon season. Stay overnight at Kalpa and move towards Shimla the next day.

D4: Kalpa to Sarahan

Post your tempting meals, you need to travel back from Kalpa to Sarahan. Moving past villages of Sangla, Chitkul, Rackcham you move into the landscape of Sarahan. Visit Sun Temple and Bhimakali Temple situated at Sangla while moving from Kapla to Sarahan. Stay overnight at Sarahan.

D5: Sarahan to Jibhi

Today you witness the majestic valley of Jibhi. You need to travel from Sarahan to for about 4 h 40 min. The distance between the two is of 131km thus taking the route of NH5 and NH305. Jibhi, the heaven within Himachal Pradesh is situated in Banjar Valley. To reach Jibhi, you need to get going towards AUT that comes before the tunnel, further moving towards Banjar Valley i.e 27 kms from AUT. When you move 8 km forward, you cross the pass of Jalori and desend into Jibhi. Lower Jibhi is called as Jaipur. Stay overnight at the landscape of Jibhi.

D6: Jibhi to Manali

Post breakfast, get going during the morning hours of the day. You need to move past unique villages to reach Manali. It takes around 3 h 39 min to cover 102.4 km thus arriving at the Valley of Gods- Manali .Take the route of NH305 and NH3 to have a comfy drive to Manali.

D7: Manali to Solang valley and Local sightseeing

Today you need to move towards Solang Valley, the desired destination for the day. You can ride a horse within the landscape of Solang and you even can experience the captivating adventure of Paragliding. The moments spent here are going be cherished by you. By the time its winter, it takes the shape of a flat snowy layer thus looking like a blanket. During winter season many winter sports activities take place within the valley of Solang. Revert by evening to your hotels and have a comfortable stay in the rooms.

D8: Manali to Kullu to Chandigarh

Enroute Chandigarh, visit the valley of Kullu, the most visited place after Manali. You may stroll through Pandoh Dam Kullu market, Kullu Shawl factories, and Vaishno Mata Temple lying within the vicinity of Kullu, if you have got much time in hand. Later, you need to travel the City beautiful Chandigarh and Overnight stay will be at Hotel.

In case of unforeseen weather conditions or government restrictions, certain activities may be cancelled or change of dates might happen, and in such cases the operator will try his best to provide an alternate feasible activity. However no refund will be provided for the same.

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It is wise to make your booking at least two months in advance. However, if you want a good deal on your domestic/international flight, we recommend organizing your trip at least three months in advance. Please contact us for more information. Payment for booking your experience: The fee can be paid by Online Bank Transfer(NEFT)/Cheque deposit/ Demand draft. Instruction for payment will be forwarded along with your booking confirmation details via email. When your transfer is done, please e-mail us a confirmation mail with your transfer details, so that we can secure your reservation efficiently and make further arrangements to logistics. In the event of cancellation of your booking due to any avoidable / unavoidable circumstances at your end, we must be notified of the same in writing. Cancellation charges will be effective from the date we receive the advice in writing, and cancellation charges would be as follows: -

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    Himachal Quick Glance

    Special section providing quick details about Rivers, Lakes, Fishing Resorts, Hot Spring, Museums, Fairs & Festivals, Wildlife Sanctuaries, Zoo, Pheasantry, Temples, Churches, Monasteries, Heriatge Buildings, Important Peaks, Adventure Activities etc.

    Himachal at a Glance

    Section providing Facts & Figures about Himachal Pradesh i.e. Area, Population, Males, Females, Sex Ratio, Growth, Density, Litracy Rate, Capital, Districts, Sub-Division, Tehsils, Sub-Tehsils, Development Block, Twons, Panchayats, Panchayat Smities, Zila Parishad, Urban Local Bodies, Nagar Nigam, Nagar Parishad, Nagar Panchayats, Census Villages, Inhabited Villages, Health Institutions, Educational Institutions, Motorable Roads, Villages Connected with roads, Road density, Bridges, No. of National Highways, Identified Hydroelectric Potential etc.

    Important and Famous Places

    Section providing information about important places of Himachal Pradesh i.e. The Ridge and The Mall ( Shimla ), Kufri ( Shimla ), Baspa Valley ( The beautiful valley of Kinnaur ), Sangla ( Kinnaur ), Kalpa ( Kinnaur ), Tabo ( Lahaul Spiti ), Pin Valley, Lingti Valley, Kunzum Pass, Ki, Kie or Key Monastery, Keylong, Gondhla, Tandi, Suketi Fossil Park, Khoksar, Rakchham, Nako, Kaza, Kibbar Village, Baralacha La, Kullu, Manali, Manikaran, Vashisht, Pangi Valley, Manimahesh ( Mountain Kailash ), Killar, Kasauli, Timber Trail Parwanoo, Bhakra Dam, Mandi, Kangra, Yol Cantt., Dharamshala, Dharamsala, Mcleod Ganj ( Dharamshala ), Kangra Fort etc.

    Important Distances from various places

    Almost each and every part of the state is linked by roads. The Himachal Road Transport Corporation is running its buses covering the whole state. There is huge network of HRTC to cater the needs of the people. Journey to various places of Himachal Pradesh has become easier than ever because of the huge network of HRTC buses and other means like local jeeps and taxies, there is also a huge network of buses from private sector. Section also provide information about important distances from Delhi, Chandigarh, Pathankot, Shimla, Manali, Dharamshala, Chamba, Dalhousie etc.

    Festivals of Himachal

    Himachal in fact can be termed as a mini India. Here people of different racial stocks have come together and mingled in the main stream of national life, to make this land a composite of different cultures. Festivals enliven social life and unite the people by bringing them together in joyful celebration of significant events and in shared remembrance of a common past.

    Famous Fairs in Himachal

    There are 20 state level fairs or festivals recognised by the the Government at present in Himachal Pradesh. They have an educational, social as well as religious character. These serve the needs of social integration not only for economic sustenance but also for cultural survival. Generally the fairs are held at such a time when the people are free from their household engagements.

    Wildlife in Himachal

    The state's protected area network of 32 wildlife sanctuaries and 2 national parks represents the myriad diversity of life in the North Western Himalayas. With 64 species of mammals, 463 of birds, 43 of reptiles and 516 of aquatic fauna teeming among over 3240 species of plants than define a range of eco-system and habitants, there is, for the wildlife enthusiast, the indefatigable trekker and the romantic tourist, an endless quest. There are two national parks in Himachal pradesh. Both are natural wonders.

    Himachal Toy Trains

    Himachal Pradesh has two narrow gauge Rail tracks i.e. Kalka to Shimla and Pathankot to Jogindernagar. On both these lines run the mini trains, popularly called 'Toy Trains' by the tourists. Travelling on these trains is a thrilling experience as the lines, trains and the landscape of charming hills, tunnels and bridges and valleys, which one encounters on the way leaves a lasting impression of ecstasy and joy.

    Himachal is a peaceful and hospitable state. The people are friendly and helpful. Nevertheless, visitors are advised not to take unnecessary risk that may lead them to danger or allow/ provokeanybody else to harm them in any way.

    Change your money only at authorized foreign exchange outlets / Banks / Hotels. Insist for receipt of money changed.bg>

    Keep identity card/passport handy while travelling

    Some buildings and monuments require permission for photography and filming. Contact the nearest Tourism office or the concerned District Administration for guidance and assistance.

    Keep your valuables in hotel lockers/safe deposit vaults wherever available.

    STD/ISD/FAX facilities are available at small booths throughout the state.

    For medical assistance contact Government hospitals and dispensaries or accredited nursing homes/clinics/hospitals or Call 108 free 24X7 ambulance service.

    For guide maps and information, contact Himachal Tourism Offices.

    Ensure that your vehicle is securely locked before you leave it. Don't leave cash or jewellery in your vehicle.

    Do not encourage beggars.

    Shop at Government emporiums. Prices are reasonable and quality assured. Himachal Emporium outlets are located at Bilaspur, Chamba, Dharamshala, Mandi, Kullu, Keylong, Reckong Peo, Nahan, Solan, and Shimla. Outside the state, these are at New Delhi, Bangalore and Chandigarh. You can also buy directly from craftsmen located throughout Himachal. But if you plan to carry them overseas, do take a receipt for customs.

    For electrical appliances, check voltage, 220 V is the standard in the state. Socket type-two pin/three pin.,

    Normal banking hours are 10.00 am to 2.00 pm from Monday to Fridays, and 10.00 am to noon on Saturday. Some banks also have eveningcounters but these rarely deal in foreign currency. Banks remain closed on Sunday and gazette holidays.

    It is advisable to cover yourself with travel insurance for theft,loss and medi-claim.

    Unleaded petrol is available at selected stations only.

    Do not leave your cash and valuables in your hotel rooms. Keep your cash divided in different pockets.

    Do not trust strangers.

    During the monsoon season (July-August), be careful while driving on the road because of slippery conditions and land-slides/ rock-falls.

    Himachal is a peaceful and hospitable state. The people are friendly and helpful. Nevertheless, visitors are advised not to take unnecessary risk that may lead them to danger or allow/ provokeanybody else to harm them in any way.

    Change your money only at authorized foreign exchange outlets / Banks / Hotels. Insist for receipt of money changed.bg>

    Keep identity card/passport handy while travelling

    Some buildings and monuments require permission for photography and filming. Contact the nearest Tourism office or the concerned District Administration for guidance and assistance.

    Keep your valuables in hotel lockers/safe deposit vaults wherever available.

    STD/ISD/FAX facilities are available at small booths throughout the state.

    For medical assistance contact Government hospitals and dispensaries or accredited nursing homes/clinics/hospitals or Call 108 free 24X7 ambulance service.

    For guide maps and information, contact Himachal Tourism Offices.

    Ensure that your vehicle is securely locked before you leave it. Don't leave cash or jewellery in your vehicle.

    Do not encourage beggars.

    Shop at Government emporiums. Prices are reasonable and quality assured. Himachal Emporium outlets are located at Bilaspur, Chamba, Dharamshala, Mandi, Kullu, Keylong, Reckong Peo, Nahan, Solan, and Shimla. Outside the state, these are at New Delhi, Bangalore and Chandigarh. You can also buy directly from craftsmen located throughout Himachal. But if you plan to carry them overseas, do take a receipt for customs.

    For electrical appliances, check voltage, 220 V is the standard in the state. Socket type-two pin/three pin.,

    Normal banking hours are 10.00 am to 2.00 pm from Monday to Fridays, and 10.00 am to noon on Saturday. Some banks also have eveningcounters but these rarely deal in foreign currency. Banks remain closed on Sunday and gazette holidays.

    It is advisable to cover yourself with travel insurance for theft,loss and medi-claim.

    Unleaded petrol is available at selected stations only.

    Do not leave your cash and valuables in your hotel rooms. Keep your cash divided in different pockets.

    Do not trust strangers.

    During the monsoon season (July-August), be careful while driving on the road because of slippery conditions and land-slides/ rock-falls.

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